Shaving brush



Nov. '24, 1931.

C. SHNEIDER ET AL SHAVING BRUSH Filed May 24, 1930 fl w 5 w 2:: e 5: WM

ATTORNEY.

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fiangellfand at its'opposite end a flange 12 vision of a shaving our invention will become the head 13, 219 indicat Patented Nov. 24, 1931 CHARLES SHNEIDEB AND JOHN snavnve BRUSJLIV'L" Application filed May 24,

r This invention relates to improvements in particularly to a shaving brush, and it is the principal object of our invention to provide a shaving brush com- 5 bined with a receptacle for soap or paste and equipped with means for gradually pressing a desired quantity of the soapor paste into the bristles allowing a'rea-dy working up of a lather by the brush.

Another object of our invention is the probrush of'simple and comparatively inexpensive construction, yet durable and highly efiicient in its operation.

A further object of our invention is the provision of a shaving brush equipped with novel and improved means for gradually feeding any desired quantity of soap or paste to the brush, without danger of losing any of the soap or paste.

A still further'object of our inventionis the provision of a shaving brush comprising a removable head and nozzle for allowing a ready replenishing of the paste supply.

These and other objects andadvantages of more fully known. as the description thereof then be specifically define claim. I

In the accompanying drawings, forming a material part of this disclosure:

Fig. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view of a shaving, brush-constructed according to our invention. i

Fig. 2 is a front elevation thereof.

Fig. 3 are side and end elevations respectively of the inner sleeve. g

Fig. 4 is a detail view of the feeder-screw.

Fig. 5 is an end view of the. feeder screw and its operating plate.

Fig. 6 is a detail front and end elevation respectively of the distributing nozzle.

Fig. 7 are side and end elevations res-pee tively of a washer. l

Fig.8 are similar views of another washer; As illustrated, the device comprises a hand in the appended dle 10 of any suitable materialhaving an end I provided with a groove for the reception of ed at 14 in Figure l. 1

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1930. j Seria1-No. 455,246.; The head bristles l6. c An inner sleeve 17 is set in handle 10 to ex- ,tend longitudinally therethrough and has an fholds the holder lb for the a i The lower end of sleeve 17. is closed a I cap 20 having a median openin nozzle 22 formed therewith extending holder 15. into the center of the bristles where it ends in an open mouth g 21 andfa 7' 23. The end of screw 19 projects from the ing disc 241-. a V a 'A pressure washer 25 within sleeve 17 has a finger 26fformed therewith adapted to en+ gage a groove 27 extending longitudinally along the inner wall of sleeve 17 l A washer 28 provides a outer end of the sleeve 17. c a

In operation. the head 13 with nozzle 20 are disengaged from the handleand the screw is withdrawn as p p permit,-and the pasteis introduced into the sleeve from a tube'or'the like. a

It now handle 10 and carries at this place an operatsleeve, the gradually same into the bristles whichv can then be worked into a lather in the usual manner. It will beevident that one filling of the sleeve will be sufiicient for a considerable time. v

It will be understood that we have described and shown the preferred form of our tight closure at the l. a .l the head and nozzle are replaced and the screw is graduallyscrewed into the v pressure washer or plate 25[will I press the vdesiredofuantity of the 1 paste or soap into the nozzle and out ofthe far as the pressure washer will device as one example of the manypossible I ways to practically that we may make'such changes'in its general} a. i

arrangement and in V thec'onstruction of the minor details thereof ascome within construct our device, and

the scope ofthe. appended :claim without departure} f from the spirit of ourinvention.

ters Patent is 'Having thus described ourv invention, what 3 i we claim as new and desir'e to secure byLet- 'Ashaving brush'comprising ahollowham H dle,a head removably attached to one end of 1 said head, a-sleeve longitudinally extending nd handle, a bristle holder,'brist1es held in j and adapted to. receive paste, wfeeding screw 7. extending through the handleand sleeve, projectin'gefr'o'm said handle an operating disc on e the outer end of saidecrew; afeeding disc! engaging said screw, a fingenon said disc guidedin the groove of said sleeve a-nozzle "formed with said sleeve having its-m0i1t11pr0 jecting into said brush, and means for'pro-f viding a tight closure in said sleeve at the 1 i 0 point of entfzine (if aid SQIfeW. V I

Signed at New Yorlgin the countypf New Yorlgand State of New .York, this 23rd day i 1 of May, A. D. 1930.' I 15' CHARLES SHNEIDEBY JOHN 

